Articles in Keren Tuch
Pesach and ‘genocide’
By Keren Tuch
I look forward to Pesach every year (I might swallow my words when the day eventually comes for me to host a seder). Aside from kneidlach, charoset and walnut pate (liver …
With an Outstretched Hand
By Keren Tuch
The first Australian Jewish international volunteer program has now been launched and completed, thanks to Jewish Aid and AUJS in conjunction with Tevel B’Tzedek – an Israeli NGO working in Nepal. It involved …
Jewish Film Festival report: ‘For My Father’
By Keren Tuch
[Seen a good/bad movie at the Jewish Film Festival? Send us your kvetch/kvell and we'll post it to the intertubes!]
It’s that time of year again, where I surrender my active lifestyle for sitting …
Hope for the Homeless
By Keren Tuch
Problems these days need creative solutions. If young Jews in the Diaspora are assimilating, let’s send them on a free, ten day tour of Israel to encourage Zionism and procreation. If Palestinians and …
A Story We Know Only Too Well
By Keren Tuch
As I sat sipping chai in a tea shop in the Indian town of McCleod Ganj, home to the Tibetan government in exile, I contemplated how it came to be that I could …
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